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Tom Sachs: Logjam by Ellen Feldman (Editor); Tom Sachs (Illustrator); Jeff Fleming (Foreword by, Text by); Raphaela Platow (Text by) Published to accompany Tom Sach's first one-person museum exhibition in the United States, which traveled from Des Moines, Iowa, to Waltham, Massachusetts, in 2007, this handy artist's-book-cum-inventory-cum-exhibition-catalogue documents what may be Sach's most personal show to date--focusing on two bodies of work that are actually about the process of art-making, Sachs' "work" and "living" stations.

Tom Sachs, Islandia : January 20th 2007-February 24th 2007 by Vernard Lewis (Text by); Tom Sachs (Artist); Cheryl Kaplan (Text by) "Islandia: Further Explorations of Man's Contempt for Nature" features Tom Sachs's most recent body of work, accompanied by a scientific article on termites. Sachs is not part of a current movement in contemporary art; rather he has developed his own artistic language. He is particularly interested in the function, the form, and the essence of everyday common objects.

Sculptural Sphere: Martin Boyce, Thomas Demand, Mark Manders, Manfred Pernice, Liisa Roberts, Tom Sachs by Ingvild Goetz; Rainald Schumacher; Sammlung Goetz Staff (Contribution by) Throughout the history of art, sculpture has been prized as one of the foremost artistic expressions in Western culture, one that employs far less illusionism than, for instance, painting. The works included in "Sculptural Sphere" are analyzed based on their spatial parameters. Their dimensions prove useful in defining the sculptural sphere that surrounds our bodies, as well as the reception of our multi-dimensional spatial environment.

Tom Sachs: Survey, America, Modernism, Fashion by Tom Sachs This publication was produced on the occasion of the Tom Sachs Survey at Astrup Fearnley Museum for Modern Art. As the full title, "Tom Sachs, America - Modernism - Fashion" implies, the exhibit focuses on three overlapping categories of Tom's work that have close ties to modern life and presents some of his famous works such as the "Chanel guillotine", "Prada Death Camp" and many more.

Space Program: Mission Guide and Experience Report by Tom Sachs "Published on the occasion of the exhibition 'Tom Sachs: Space Program,' September 8-October 13, 2007, Gagosian Gallery ... Beverly Hills, [California]"